On 10.06.2024 19:47, James H. H. Lampert wrote:
Danke, Herr Trost.
Gern geschehen, Herr Lampert.
Given that I can't remember the last time I personally generated a WAR
file (although I'm pretty sure I've done it at least once), I haven't
a clue.
I think our development environment is still Eclipse, and I vaguely
recall having to install a Maven plug-in, the last time I had to
reinstall Eclipse, but I don't remember our procedure for WAR file
generation, assuming it's even the same as it was, the last time I did
it.
I'm just the one who had to pick up the pieces when a customer's
security scan found it, and objected to it.
Well, to be more specific, in case you still want to rebuild this WAR
file: Look for a pom.xml file in the root directory of your source.
Inside that pom.xml file you just have to search for
'<artifactId>maven-war-plugin</artifactId>' and add/change the
packagingExcludes-Tag as described in the documentation I sent earlier.
After that, rebuild the WAR file, open it with any ZIP file tool and
check if there are still any Mac Os files in there and if there are
none, ship the WAR to your customer.
Sebastian
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